Sentence examples for portrait catching from inspiring English sources

"The diamond was hers and the only thing was to hide it — so we camouflaged it a bit," said Mr. Rosenthal, explaining that working with a client "is like doing a portrait, catching someone's nature".

Ové's film recorded an open air performance by some of the top reggae and ska performers of the time and interviewed the audience, catching a portrait of the black community which is still illuminating and touching.

Caravaggio's gruesome version of Judith Beheading Holofernes is in Rome's Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica, while at the wonderful Galleria Borghese you can gaze at his luminous portrait of St Jerome before catching Bernini's Daphne at the very moment she is transformed into a tree.

We're always only just catching up with "The Portrait of a Lady," it seems.

Westminster Abbey: Another thing that pulled me in was catching sight of Westminster Abbey's fourteenth-century portrait of Richard II.

Junior's also smitten with Bill Cosey; one glimpse at the portrait hanging over Heed's bed, and she's catching whiffs of his aftershave in empty rooms.

But it is perfectly crafted for an occasion and a setting like this. 2. Westminster Abbey: Another thing that pulled me in was catching sight of Westminster Abbey's fourteenth-century portrait of Richard II.

The most wonderful of these madcap tunes is the "Song About the Jay," which gives a vivid portrait of a family of carniverous Papagenos living by catching small birds: "Daddy caught a jay, Mommy caught one, too.

A mix of innocence and quickness at catching reactions from others comes through in the portrait.

The big dynastic portraits, of double-chinned Nepali princes and their fair-skinned consorts, are catching dust.

The skill of nise-e consisted in catching a man's character in a few simple lines, although portraits expressed not so much a feeling for the individual and his characteristics as veneration for his accomplishments.